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Musical theatre, polyphonic, broadway boogie woogie. In the Scene/Seine and the Marne is a “how (do) we say musical”, as the author maliciously says. Forced to be isolated in the Scene/Seine, the actors are fed up (Marne), sinking, they lose the North. | Musical theatre, polyphonic, broadway boogie woogie. In the Scene/Seine and the Marne is a “how (do) we say musical”, as the author maliciously says. Forced to be isolated in the Scene/Seine, the actors are fed up (Marne), sinking, they lose the North. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:38, 20 July 2009
Alvaro García de Zúñiga's plays
Sur Scène et Marne
Musical theatre, polyphonic, broadway boogie woogie. In the Scene/Seine and the Marne is a “how (do) we say musical”, as the author maliciously says. Forced to be isolated in the Scene/Seine, the actors are fed up (Marne), sinking, they lose the North.
- Written and directed by Alvaro García de Zúñiga
reading concert by Jean Pierre Robert (double bass) and Alinea B. Issilva, Festival Musica Viva 1999 Lisbonne
polyphonic reading by Dominique Parent and Arnaud Churin, Institute Franco-Portugais de Lisbonne, May 2003
polyphonic reading by Dominique Parent and Arnaud Churin, Word Marathon, Toulouse, May 2005
polyphonic reading by Dominique Parent and Arnaud Churin, Sound Poetry Festival of the Maison de la Poésie, Paris, May 2009